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I’m using terminal Vim 7.3 on Mac OS X Lion and have the following mapping:
map <silent> <leader>p :<C-u>silent !open -a Marked.app '%:p'<CR><C-l>
and have also tried:
command! Marked silent !open -a "Marked.app" "%:p" as given in Opening current file in Marked with a Vim command
This works in MacVim by opening the current file in Marked.app, but in terminal vim it opens the file and doesn’t return Vim to a usable state. I have to C-z then fg to get it back up.
It appears terminal Vim being in an “unusable state” was actually Vim not redrawing the screen. This fixed the issue:
On a side note: MacVim doesn’t have this issue. I’m sure MacVim has many other niceties that I’ll miss. But running Vim in terminal has been a huge productivity boost.